"I want to win a medal. I don't expect anything. I am going to prepare very well. I will try and win a medal. These two weeks are crucial for me," he told PTI here.
The Indian shuttlers are likely to leave for the sporting extravaganza in the middle of this month.
Kashyap, whose campaign ended in the first round in the World Championship recently, said he would leave it to national coach Pullela Gopichand to point out his mistakes and train him.
Kashyap is currently ranked world number 28 in BWF men's singles.
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